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I have kept mine in both growth (occasional water in my frost-free barn with a little light) and also completely dormant in cool, dark conditions.  I find they jump into growth more readily with even the minimal attention of a few light waterings and little light.  
Uli's recommendation is spot on.  
Bridget

All: You'll do me a favor and read this post/email in its entirety prior to ordering, won't you?  So we will have no confusion for ordering and your boxes can get out to you much more quickly?  I'll be grateful and especially thankful this week if you do. 

I will begin by acknowledging the late date for a BX.  Many of our members growing bulbs are on the west coast and I feel comfortable with making the offer.  My intention is to get this out the door on Saturday.  Therefore, this BX will be open until Wednesday at 9 p.m. PST. 

Any and all misspellings are entirely mine.  I needed to get the post up and did the best I could.  Should you find a necessary correction, feel free to make a post on the forum.  Jane isn't available today to check my list prior to posting, which is our normal protocol.
Standard rules apply for this BX:

Kindly review the list below and email me (do not reply to this email) with your request(s) to bulbexpbs@gmail.com.
I will send a simple acknowledgement of your email.  Should you not have a response from me within a day, please resend.

Be sure to include your full name and current address.

Bulbs are $3 each.  Some of these are only one share and in short supply.

This will be a lottery (however, if you did not receive something last round, kindly advise and I will try to assure some accommodation. Also, if there is something you really are looking to receive, it helps for me to know this as well.)

You must be current in your membership and you must be up-to-date on BX/SX charges. If you are uncertain, feel free to check with Jane McGary or Arnold Trachtenberg.

KINDLY NOTE:

Payments should no longer be made through the Paypal website due to changes in Paypal policies. PBS must be paid through the PBS website at: https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=BXpay

You are still free to send payment via check if that is your preference.

No orders to anywhere but the US and (sometimes) Canada can be entertained at this point.  We cannot furnish the appropriate phyto docs to other countries.

This BX will be open until Wednesday, November 23 9:00 p.m.(PST).
My email to the membership list includes two attachments with donor notes from Rimmer and Jim.  Due to my technological limitations, I am unable to attach pdfs of the documents hereto due to some space constraints.  May try to make an addendum post to the forum with those documents tomorrow.

Thank you to our current donors. 


The following are up for offer:

  Charles Hunter
1.Amorphophallus kiusianus                       
  Mike Lowitz 
2.Nerine Krigei              
  Rimmer de Vries                     
3.Boophone  disticha                                                 
        can be planted in ground in spring or potted up for year round growth 
4.Sinningia warmingii          can be planted in grand in spring or potted up for year round growth   
5.Sinningia tubiflora

            can be planted in ground in spring or potted up for year round growth       
6.Lilium Asiatic      lancifolium var flaviflorum          Yellow Tiger lily diploid 
7.Lilium Asiatic      'Nutcracker'      tetraploid form of Nutcracker   
8.Lilium Aurelian  'Tanecnice'          Bretislav Miculka registered aurelian- early yellow with short pedicels       
9.Lilium Aurelian  'Ypsilanti on steroids' x 'Housekeepers' Revenge' (means lost pollen parent tag) Yellow recurved Aurelian my cross from about 10 years ago
10.Lilium Aurelian  'Ypsilanti' x 'Bill Craigs Yellow Henryi'= Yellow recurved aurelian  my cross from about 10 years ago 
11.Lilium Aurelian  'Betty Sturley' x BB-1 (yellow Aurelian/OT)            'Betty Sturley' is a Charlie Kroell registered Aurelian, BB-1 is a nice yellow OT seedling seen in Brian Bergman's field in 2010, my cross from about 12 years ago         
12.Lilium Aurelian  Large orange seedling with color break form Charlie Kroell in 2007 good for coursing with yellows 
13.Lilium Aurelian  Yellow recurved aurelian seedling            different cross 
14.Lilium Aurelian  Yellow recurved aurelian seedling            different cross 
15.Lilium Aurelian  Yellow recurved aurelian seedling            different cross 
16.LiliumOT            Gloriana (Judith Freeman cross) See Lily Garden Catalogue         
17.Lilium OT            Limoncello (Judith Freeman cross)            See Lily Garden Catalogue             
18.Lilium OT            Peach Pink Trumpets (Judith Freeman cross)        See Lily Garden Catalogue         
19.Lilium OT            RG Sunset Type (White-Magenta- Gold)  Robert Griesbach rescue           
  Jim Heinrich 
20.Gladiolus alatus

Flower Colors:	orange, white, yellow
Life form:	corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

                                                                                                                                                                         
21.Gladiolus pulcherrimus

Flower Colors:	orange
Life form:	corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

                             
22.Gladiolus uysiae

Flower Colors:	brown, patterned
Climate:	winter rain climate

                                           
23.Gladiolus watermeyeri

Flower Colors:

brown, patterned

                               
24.Hesperantha bachmanii                           
25.Gladiolus cunonius

Flower Colors:	red
Climate:	winter rain climate

                                       
26.Freesia leichtlinii                                        
27.Geissorhiza corrugat

a                                 
28.Gladiolus carinatus

Flower Colors:	yellow, purple, blue
Climate:	winter rain climate

                                     
29.Melasphaerula ramosa                             
30.Acis autumnalis

Height:	10-20 cm (3.9-7.9 inch)
Flower Colors:	white, pink
Flower Season:	early autumn
Life form:	bulb

                                           
31.Moraea polystachya

                                   
32.Lachenalia violacea

var. glauca                         
33.Allium unifolium

                                         
34.Gladiolus scullyi                             
35.Gladiolus floribundus

Flower Colors:	white, pink
Climate:	winter rain climate

                                 
36.Gladiolus maculatus                                  
37.Moraea lewisiae

subsp. lewisiae                                           
38.Ferraria densepunctulata

Flower Colors:	white, purple, green, patterned
Life form:	deciduous corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

                                       
39.Ferraria ferrariola

Flower Colors:	white, purple, green, patterned
Life form:	deciduous corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

                                     
40.Ferraria crispa

Flower Colors:	white, green, yellow, brown, patterned
Life form:	deciduous corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

(form B)                             
41.Ferraria crispa

Flower Colors:	white, green, yellow, brown, patterned
Life form:	deciduous corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

2                                           
42.Ferraria divaricata

Height:	30-45 cm (1-1.5 ft)
Flower Colors:	yellow, green
Life form:	deciduous corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

                                   
43.Ferraria divaricata subsp. arenosa                                       
44.Ferraria schaeferi

Flower Colors:	yellow, brown, patterned
Special:	fragrant
Life form:	deciduous corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

                                       
45.Ferraria uncinata

Flower Colors:	blue, green
Flower Season:	early spring
Life form:	deciduous corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

                                         
46.Freesia fergusoniae

                                     
47.Freesia fucata

                               
48.Freesia refracta

                             
49.Freesia sparrmanii

50.Gladiolus floribundus

Flower Colors:	white, pink
Climate:	winter rain climate

Thank you,
Bridget           

All:
The weather is kind this week and still good for shipping in most cases. Therefore, another BX is here!

Standard rules apply for this BX.

Kindly review the list below and email me with your request(s) to bulbexpbs@gmail.com.
I will send a simple acknowledgement of your email.  Should you not have a response from me within a day, please resend.

Be sure to include your full name and current address.

Bulbs are $3 each.  Some of these are only one share and in short supply.

This will be a lottery (however, if you did not receive something last round, kindly advise and I will try to assure some accommodation. Also, if there is something you really are looking to receive, it helps for me to know this as well.)

You must be current in your membership and you must be up-to-date on BX/SX charges.

KINDLY NOTE:

Payments should no longer be made through the Paypal website due to changes in Paypal policies. PBS must be paid through the PBS website at: https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=BXpay

You are still free to send payment via check if that is your preference.

No orders to anywhere but the US and (sometimes) Canada can be entertained at this point.  We cannot furnish the appropriate phyto docs.

This BX will be open until Thursday, November 3 at 3:00 p.m. (EST)/12:00 p.m.(PST).

Thank you to our current donors. 

The following are up for offer:


Kathleen Sayce

1.                  Habranthus robustus

'Russell Manning' BX 304, pink
2.                  Habranthus robustus

BX 382-16, pink
3.                  Habranthus tubispathus

, BX 298, C. Davis
4.                  Moraea setifolia

, no notes on source or color, uncertain ID
5.                  Nerine laticoma

BX 301-2, Ellen Hornig, pink
6.                  Pancratium maritimum

, from seed, 2010 from a BX (unnumbered on tag), white
7.                  Zephyranthes 'hustacana' from BX 420, Ina Crossley
8.                  Zephyranthes, untagged, yellow
9.                  Zephyranthes flavissima

, yellow
10.                Zephyranthes 'La Buffa Rosa', pink, BX 294, D. Beir
11.                Zephyranthes drummondii

, BX 301-17, Ina Crossley
12.                Zephyranthes 'Sunset Strain' BX 6 #891
13.                Zephyranthesmixed species BX 382-3, early germinators, mixed colors

Stephen Willson       
     
14.                Lilium lancifolium

var. flaviflorum x 'Lion Heart' (bulbils)
15.                Lilium lancifolium

  (bulbils)
16.                Lilium sargentiae

(bulbils)

Frederick Thorne 
         
17.                Amaryllis 'Apple Blossom' Smallish bulbs
18.                Amaryllis 'Minerva' small offsets
19.                Amaryllis 'Red Lion', young bulbs
20.                Zephyranthes grandiflora

Robert Parks     

21.                Amorphophallus konjac

Flower Colors:	black
Flower Season:	mid spring
Special:	edible storage organ
Life form:	tuber

(clone RP4)
22.                Amorphophallus konjac

Flower Colors:	black
Flower Season:	mid spring
Special:	edible storage organ
Life form:	tuber

(clone RP3)
23.                Amorphophallus malkmus-husseini
24.                Arisaema exappendiculatum

25.                Arisaema flavum

(ssp. abbreviatum)?
26.                Arisaema candidissimum

(pink)
27.                Arisaema taiwanense

28.                Drimia flagellaris

29.                Oxalis enneaphylla

30.                Sauromatum venosum

(clone RP1) (few petiole spots)
31.                Sauromatum venosum

(clone RP3)
32.                Sauromatum venosum

'Indian Giant'
33.                Sinningia leucotricha

34.                Ornithogalum comptonii

Rimmer deVries

35.                Phaedranassa glaucifolium 'Harry Hay'
36.                Phaedranassa viridifoliaTelos clone
37.                Phaedranassa dubia

38.                Chrysothemis  friedrichsthaliana
39.                Tecophilaea cyanocrocus

(hybrid)
40.                Sinningia speciosa

(Purple bloom/white vein on leaf)
41.                Lilium regale

42.                Lilium 'Hotel California'  (asiatic hybrid)
43.                Lilium 'Galaxy', (asiatic hybrid)
44.                Clivia 'Sahin Twin'  (these bulbs need a little love; will be a project for someone who enjoys a rescue) 
45.                Sinningia tubiflora

(Plant Delights, 2016)
46.                Sinningia bragae

Amy Olmsted   

47.                Arisaema fargesii

48.                Sauromatum giganteum

49.                Crinum powellii

Thank you,
Bridget

All:
It has come to my attention that now might be a good time for donations of amarylids as folks might be repotting for winter.  Should you have any extras, I will turn them around quickly if you can send to me very soon.  I could take gesneriads at this time too, if they are still dormant or of a size that they will not be too resentful of being unpotted for a couple of weeks.

Thanks in advance,
Bridget

This BX is the one that keeps on giving.  While sorting and prepping the bulbs for distribution, I came upon a box I had forgotten to include in BX 486.  I am posting the list below.  Kindly refer to the initial post/email for the rules that apply to this BX, the only caveat being this will be open until Wednesday afternoon (12 p.m. Pacific).

Email me at bulbexpbs@gmail.com with your request. 

For your consideration I have very few of the following (some only one bulb) from member Robert Parks:

45. Crinum macowanii

African King  BX468
46. Lachenalia multifolia

47. Cyrtanthus sanguineus

48. Brodiaea pallida

  BX470
49. Amorphophallus malkmus-husseini
50. Barnardia japonica

51. Gorgonidium sp.
52. Drimia lydenburgensis ex DHannon
53. Strumeria discifera
54. Urginea olivieri  ex DHannon
55. Albuca fragrans SX472
56. Cyrtanthus elatus

X montanus BX470

I have 8 small Massonia pustulata

'purpurea' just received from member Peter Shaw. 

Kindly send me an email at bulbexpbs@gmail.com if you are interested.

I am only leaving this offer up until all are spoken for as I intend to send all bulbs out in the next few days. 

Thanks!
Bridget

BX 486 is now open for orders! 
I will leave the ordering window open through the end of this week and will close on Friday, September 30, 2022 at 11:00 p.m. PST. The closure will be announced on the list and forum. This will be a lottery so everyone has an equal opportunity to get the most desired items.

Only current, up-to-date members may order from this exchange. If you are unsure about your membership status kindly contact Jane McGary at janemcgary@earthlink.net.  Likewise, you will need to be up-to-date on any money owed for previous orders. You can check with Arnold Trachtenburg at arnold140@verizon.net if you are unsure if you are current on orders made.

You are not required to be a donor to make an order, but please do consider donating if you have extras of your bulbs.  It's fine if you only have a few to spare!

Please review and take note of the following as it will streamline the distribution process:

PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS LIST WHEN ORDERING.  You will need to send me an email separately at bulbexpbs@gmail.com.  Please be sure provide me with your full name and shipping address. I will make a brief acknowledgement of receipt of your email.

Additionally, when you make your order, it would be most helpful if you list the item number and bulb name.  It makes it much easier for me to match up orders.

Bulbs are $3 per portion. Very big or very rare bulbs may be more expensive. Postage is added to your order at cost.  If you are allotted an order, you will receive a box with a small slip of paper with your total due.  Donors, your postage credit will be deducted from your total due.

Payments for the BX may be through a check sent directly to Arnold or on the PBS Bulb Exchange webpage with the PayPal link. Please go to the bottom of the Bulb Exchange page and fill in the payment form at https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=BXpay

It will be most helpful if you reference the BX number when you make the payment.
 
Any questions may be directed to me at the bulbexpbs@gmail.com email.

Available from our most generous donors are the following:

 
1.x Amarygia                                                                                   Mike Lowitz
2.Arum purpureospathum

                                                                 Mary Sue Ittner
3.Babiana framesii

4.Babiana secunda

5.Calochortus argillosus

6.Calochortus uniflorus

7.Triteleia laxa

8.Tritonia crocata

9.Allium amplectens
10.Brodiaea pallida

(cormlets)
11.Cyrtanthus elatus x Cyrtanthus montanus (bulblets)
12.Dipterostemon capitatus (Dichelostemma capitatum) cormlets
13.Ferraria crispa

Flower Colors:	white, green, yellow, brown, patterned
Life form:	deciduous corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

(cormlets)
14.Ferrariacrispa ssp. Nortieri
15.Freesia laxa

ssp. Caerulea
16.Hyacinthoides lingulata

17.Narcissus romieuxii

(small bulbs)
18.Nothoscordum dialystemon

(Ipheion dialystemon) bulblets
19.Ornithogalum fimbrimarginatum

20.Pauridia capensis

(cormlets)
21.Watsonia aletroides

22.Habranthus brachyandrus

                                                                John Barnes
23.Zephyranthes flavissima

24.Ferraria crispa                                                                           Arnold Trachtenburg
25.Ferraria crispa ssp nortieri                                         
26.Ferraria divaricate
27.ferraria sp.
28.Oncostemma (Scilla) peruviana
29.Stenomesson pearcei

30.Arisaema dracontium

                                                                      Robert Parks
31.Ornithogalum comptum
32.Sinningia leucotricha

33.Typhonium flagelliforme
34.Trachyandra ciliata
35.Ixia polystycha Baby Blue
36.Pinellia ternata f. atropurpurea Note: can be weedy and invasive
37.Erythroniumlight yellow possibly 'Kondo' as it's darker than 'Pagoda'       Jan Jeddeloh
38.Fessia greilhuberi

39.Galanthus reginae-olgae

40.Hyacinthoides mauretanica
41.Hyacinthoides(Scilla) lingulata
42.Tractema(Scilla) monophylla
43.Tractema(Scilla) ramburei

Thank you!
Bridget



 

All:
Standard rules apply for this BX.

Kindly review the list below and email me at Bulbexpbs@gmail.com with your request(s). I will send a simple acknowledgement of your email.  Should you not have a response from me within a day, kindly resend. 

Be sure to include your full name and address. 

Bulbs are $3 each. Some orders will have multiple bulbs but only count as one order if we have a lot of that bulb to go around.

This will be a lottery (however, if you did not receive something last round, kindly advise and I will assure some accommodation. Also, if there is something you really are looking to receive, it helps for me to know this as well.)

You must be current in your membership and you must be up-to-date on BX/SX charges.

KINDLY NOTE:
Payments will no longer be made through the Paypal website due to changes in Paypal policies. PBS must be paid through the PBS website at: https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=BXpay

You are still free to send payment via check if that is your preference.

No orders to anywhere but the US and Canada can be entertained at this point.  We cannot furnish the appropriate phyto docs.

This BX will be open until Saturday at 9 p.m. (EST)/6 p.m.(PST).

Thank you to our current donors.  There are some super cool items below and everything looks healthy.


 
The following are up for offer:

Jane McGary

1.Arum dioscoridis

ssp dioscoridis           ("var philistaeum")
2.Calochortus venustus

       red forms
3.Fritillaria rhodocanakis

   
4. [size=4][font=Californian FB, serif]Gymnospermium albertii[/font][/size]
5.Iris bucharica 'New Argument'  Scorpiris/Juno sect
6. [size=4][font=Californian FB, serif]Iris 'Blue Warlsind'[/font][/size]            Scorpiris/Juno sect
7.Iris willmottiana

     (Regelia sect.)
8.Iris 'Peresh' (Oncocyclus sect. hybrid)
9.Iris stolonifera

hybrid       (Regelia sect.)
10.Iris tuberosa (syn. Hermodactylus tuberosus)           select color form
11.Iris warleyensis      (Scorpiris/Juno sect)
12.Leucocoryne coquimbensis

         mainly white form
13.Scilla hohenackeri

(syn. Fessia hohenackeri)
14. [size=4][font=Californian FB, serif]Narcissus[/font][/size] mix (N. Cantabricus, N. romieuxii and some other small species)         
15.Notholirion thomsonianum

         
16.Sternbergia greuteriana

Height:	10-20 cm (3.9-7.9 inch)
Flower Colors:	yellow
Flower Season:	mid autumn

   
17.Tulipa montana    
18.Amana edulis

           
Rimmer de Vries
19.Hippeastrum striatum

'Cianorte'  semi-evergreen, small offsets
20. [size=4][font=Californian FB, serif]Nerine[/font][/size] hybrid zinkowski rescue            mix of pinks/small offsets
Jim Barton
21.Calochortus luteus

Flower Colors:	yellow
Flower Season:	late spring
Climate:	winter rain climate

22. Calochortus venustus      
23. Calochortus vestae

24. Chlorogalum pomeridianum

       
25. Dichelostemma ida-maia 
26. Triteleia ixioides     
27. Triteleia laxa          
James Shao
28. Ferraria crispa

Flower Colors:	white, green, yellow, brown, patterned
Life form:	deciduous corm
Climate:	winter rain climate

dark           
29. Ferraria crispa nortieri     
30. Ferraria crispa A ex Telos           
31.Ferraria crispa B ex Telos
Mike Lowitz           
32. Haemanthus albiflos      
33.Hippeastrum cybister

'La Paz', very small     
34. Veltheimia bracteata

pink           
35. Veltheimia bracteata yellow

Bern Mlynczak
36. Sagittanthera mzimvubuensis (large scales)

Hi everyone:
I'm organizing a nice little BX this week.
Have some special treats from Jane McGary who is redoing her bulb beds (lucky us!) and a few other gems.
Keep an eye out. 
Thanks,
Bridget

I take a thousand photos and as I am now committed to playing in the Forum, as I have always just been a lurker, here are a few from my garden in the last week or so. The lycoris names are unknown to me as they were given to me a few years ago by Barry Yinger when he left his home/farm/nursery. The lilium speciosum album and Uchida are my two favorites that I've had for years. 
The dioscoria discolor is outside climbing up a hamamelis and was from a previous bx and will be brought in once it gets frosted in October. I alternate its growth: some years I grow it over the winter indoors and some I'll plant outside for summer. It doesn't seem to mind at all. 
The last snaps are of my largest urginea maritima that was sent to me by a good friend in Australia a couple years ago. We have perfected the timing to quickly acclimate bulbs he sends to me. Dormant in March and one growing season and they then will follow the regularly scheduled program. This was a huge bulb when he sent it and it divided over the winter here. I don't know of anyone near me who grows this but I am enamored mightily. I love having something so lush in my cold barn over the winter. 

Bridget

Hi Everyone,

Chad Cox donated some sweet starts of a couple nice plants. But first, kindly see below:

This BX open for 36 hours (that's 2:00 am EST and 11:00 pm PST Monday/Sunday) - they leave my possession on Monday morning.
Standard rules apply: It's a lottery. You will get a reply from me acknowledging your request, but it will be just two words: "got it".  I spend a bit of time trying to sound friendly and I am, but it slows me down when I receive 50+ emails.  I beg your indulgence on this one.

You must be current on membership and any exchange fees you owe.  If you are unsure, email Jane McGary (janemcgary@earthlink.net) for membership questions and Arnold Trachtenberg (arnold140@verizon.net) for exchange fees potentially due.  

Send me an email to bulbexpbs@gmail.com and tell me what you are interested in.  I need your full name and full address.  
I know some folks will miss this email, it's the weekend, etc, but I won't usually need to move things this quickly.

A quick note, we have a few new members and that makes me very happy (as several of them are folks I know)  New members: feel free to email me if you have extras of things to share.  Even if it's just a few.  I assume we will have a larger BX sometime in the next couple months as summer growers go down.  In the interim, if you have something, keep us in mind. 

Only two things on offer this go-round:

1. Haemanthus albiflos  (a dozen or so small offsets with big potential!)
2. Cyrtanthus mackenii

(red) (another dozen or so - small but healthy)

Thanks and have a super rest of your weekend.
Bridget

All, 
Great participation for this quick BX.  
Nearly everything was spoken for.  Obviously, some things were very popular and in short supply.
There are several folks who did not get any of the choices they requested.  I regret there wasn't enough of the pelargonium to go round (only 1) and there was lots of interest in the calostemma and crossyne but very few of them as well. If you didn't get any of your picks this round, do remind me next time you order and I will make an effort to assure you receive something you're after.  Yes, it's a lottery, but I want all our members to benefit.

I sent half the boxes out today and the balance will go tomorrow.  
If you don't receive a box in the next week, you likely didn't get your choice(s). I keep an eye on the tracking so I can see if packages were delivered. If anything appears to be lost in transit, I will advise the recipient.
Thanks and have a super weekend.
Bridget

In an effort to keep things moving right along with the BX, here we are with a pop up right after the last boxes have gone out in the mail from the most recent BX.
Same rules apply: you must be current in your membership, you should have any outstanding BX or SX fees up to date and this will be a quickie, as boxes are going out by this weekend.  This offer will be open for a two days (until 6:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time on Thursday evening, the 10th of August.)
Some items I only have a single bulb, the alliums are in great quantity.  
You need to email me at Bulbexpbs@gmail.com with a list of your picks as well as your full name and address.  I will acknowledge your email within 24 hours.  
I am making my first attempt at linking the wiki pics to the listing below.  Fingers crossed it works. 

Robert Parks
1. Brunsvigia josephinae

                                  
2. Calostemma purpureum                                             
3. Crossyne guttata                                           
4. Oxalis bifurca

- BX470                                  
5. Oxalis brasiliensis

                                          
Rimmer de Vries
6.Allium amethystinum

Flower Colors:	purple
Flower Season:	late spring to early summer

      late spring                         
7. Allium guttatum

Flower Colors:

white, purple

ssp dalmaticum  (purple)     late spring  from Odyssey as guttatum but resembles a. sphaerocephalon
8. Lilium lancifolium

flaviflorum      stem bulbils                      
9. Hymenocallis leavenworthii         summer                             
10. Pelargonium gibbosum sec polyactium   early summer                   
11. Tulipa marjolettii              spring                  
Arnold Trachtenberg
12. Colchicum mixed (leftover from BX 482) autumn               
Mary Sue Ittner
13. Nerine sarniensis

(from seed from pink flower) (leftover from BX 482)                                   
14. Nerine undulata

ex UC BBG                                      
15. Nerine'Giant Double Pink' ex UC Irvine BG                                        
Mike Lowitz
16. Lachenalia Zeheri                     

Thanks
Bridget
                      

Beautiful bulbs. Phenomenal response in requests.  Most people sent in lengthy lists, which is wise as this furthers the opportunity to get something on that wish list.

I am still sorting and packing up the donations and have noted everyone's lists. If you have not received a reply from me, kindly re-send. I believe I responded to everyone, but there were over 70 orders.  I should begin sending orders out over the weekend and next week.

The most popular items by far were the tecophilaea, nerine, haemanthus and massonia.  Eighteen members requested the cyclamen rohlfsianum. There is one of them.  If you receive it: you are the luckiest duck.

Thank you for your participation in the exchange.  The donors are most generous; we owe them each gratitude in helping us to obtain things we might not otherwise have the opportunity to grow. 

Bridget

Jeron,
The cyrtanthus was donated by Amy Olmsted (gardening in Vermont in her greenhouse), who acquired her bulbs from Nic Heckett (who gardens in Virginia) who obtained it over 30 years ago from Logee's Greenhouses in Connecticut.  That's truly all we know. I asked Nic if he had any further information and he recalls none to share.
Bridget